Macro Photography - Mycena Austrororida Singer Mushroom
Mycena Austrororida singer
Hello all World of Xpilar friends
Back again with me @novaamalia in the @xpilar and @aceh-team communities, in this post, I will share information about mushroom portraits that are photographed using macro photography concepts. This activity has become a routine hobby that I do when I have free time, taking pictures of micro plants using a macro perspective will make our thought different, and there are many unique things that we will find after photographing them.
The weather that changes frequently in the last few days makes our bodies susceptible to disease, besides that, plants are also affected by these unstable weather changes. The past few days weather in my village is too hot from morning to evening, making the body feel weak for long activities outside the house.
Because the hot weather makes the plants dry and can't survive because of the sun, usually in the morning there are lots of mushrooms growing on twigs and rotting wood, but in the last few days, not much fungus is seen when I'm looking for objects for macro photography.
I kept searching until then I found a mushroom growing on rotten wood lying on the ground covered by a tree above it, this mushroom measured about 10 to 20 millimeters with a thick and short transparent white stem that grows like looking down to the side, the hood is wider in diameter than the trunk brownish white.
After taking some pictures from different angles, I searched for information about this mushroom I used Google Lens to get information about this small mushroom that I found, it has the scientific name Mycena austrororida Singer - source which belongs to the Mycenaceae family of fungi.
This mushroom is a type of wood fungus that can grow according to the surrounding conditions, when I photographed it looks moist like a mushroom in its fresh condition even though I found it in the afternoon when the sun was hot. The results I got from photographing these mushrooms made me quite happy, and in the future, I will continue to improve it so that the macro photography that I produce is even better in all aspects.
That's my post this time about macro photography of the Mycena Austrororida singer - source mushroom object. Hopefully, it will be useful for me and all of my friends from the @xpilar and @aceh-team communities.
| Object | Fungus |
|---|---|
| Camera | Iphone 8 |
| Lens | Lensbong Custom 100mm |
| Location | Aceh, Indonesia |
| Author | @novaamalia |
| Year | 2022 |
I just want to say thank you to @sultan-aceh and also the @aceh-team community who have provided the opportunity for me to join and share my photography content in the World of Xpilar community and also give support to my posts. Hopefully, I can continue to share valuable content and improve my photography skills so that my posts will be of better quality soon.
